Enrofloxacin Powder 20% dose

[Somshine]

Ok so I bought this to keep on hand. Not emergency at the moment, just trying to be prepared. Problem is dosing it in water is something I've never needed, waste of product. I prefer getting the right dose down the hatch no matter what animal I'm treating. I'd like to write it on the back of the bag so I don't have to spend mind bending hours on google if there is an emergency. If I had a sick chicken I know the mg per pound to give them but how do I scoop that out of this bag!? Trying to figure out a go-to dose to stick in a syringe or treat and shove down the hatch twice a day. And it's just blowing my mind right now. I've never been good at math but if I'm in the right mood I have my moments And if I don't do it I'll get stuck doing it if or when I need it. Can anybody help me here? How can I measure the powder in this bag per pound of chicken weight?

 

[Somshine]

Okay, so I think I've got it figured out. And I found a 1/10 teaspoon measure on Amazon. By my calculations 1/10 tsp should be a daily dose for a 5lb chicken (split in half to give every 12 hours). Correct? Again, not using it now, just want to write it on the bag so I don't have to go down a rabbit hole if I have a sick chicken. Surely someone can confirm...